8116 WY-789, Lander WY 82520
“I go there to buy state and reservation fishing licenses. Bring cash. They don't accept credit cards. Also the only place that sells decent cigars in Lander. Good variety of beer & liquor. Across the parking lot is a well stocked outdoor shop. Top shelf products with top shelf prices. But they have what you need.”
8116 WY-789, Lander WY 82520
“Great customer service. They also had great safety protocols during the first part of the pandemic, including a delivery service which I used often. Mobile app available through Exxon to pay for fuel.”
720 E Main, Lander WY 82520
“It's a gas station. Nothing out of the ordinary about the gas station. It does have a Chinese restaurant attached to it but I've only eaten there once and it didn't \\\"wow\\\" me but my wife really liked it. Very friendly staff though. The gas station is in a very convenient location if you are heading to Rawlins or Rock Springs.”
135 East Main Street, Lander WY 82520
“Sorry Maverik, this isn't about you so much. The staff at this particular store are truly awesome to do business with. Every single one of them are friendly, every single time I go in. There's one gal (Ugh, I wish I had paid attention to her name, she works the overnight and calls you "dear" - she is nothing short of amazing - always helpful, always friendly, and her job is always done well - stocked, cleaned and the creamer's are full! Again, every one of them are very personable but she deserves a little extra love. I do love your breakfast sandwiches, but, I can usually find something at any of the local convenience stores but it's the staff that keeps me choosing the Maverik store in Lander, WY!”
195 Main Street, Lander WY 82520
“I get my gas here! The only downside is that the pay @ the pump shows a $100.00 charge pending for 3 days. I always get a receipt for the actual charge. I don't shop in store.”
1125 West Main Street, Lander WY 82520
“This place was absolutely amazing!! I found everything I needed with zero problem! The staff was nice and helpful along with a sweet comforting feeling as soon as I walked in. Love it here!!”
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